Hola!
Cómo estás?
Caught you off guard with that last example on our
previous lesson?
Andar is most often translated as ''to walk," but this verb can also be
used to mean ''to go" or ''to ride."
Don't worry! The context it's used in will pretty much
always make the meaning perfectly clear.
Let’s conjugate the verb caminar
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Caminar (To walk)
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Yo camino
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Tú caminas
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Él/ ella camina
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Nosotros caminamos
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Vosotros caminais
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Ellos caminan
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The verb caminar is a synonym of andar.
Here are a few examples of how it might be used:
EN MIAMI CAMINAMOS POR LA PLAYA.
(WE WALK ON THE
BEACH IN MIAMI)
YO PREFIERO CAMINAR POR LA TARDE.
(I PREFER WALKING
IN THE AFTERNOON)
In the last example, the first-person form of preferir
(to prefer) was combined with the infinitive form of caminar, a simple
way to express more complex thoughts.
That’s all for today.
It’s not so difficult.
Nos vemos pronto
